Moscow is closely monitoring reports of the landing of American military personnel on the Russian-flagged ship "Marinera."

The United States should not hinder the swift return of Russian citizens from the vessel “Marinera” to their homeland.

Russia demands that the United States ensure humane and dignified treatment of Russian citizens aboard the vessel “Marinera,” and respect their rights and interests.

We're not at war with Greenland. We have no intention of being it.

We have no reason to be at war with Greenland.

All this stuff about military action and all that, I don't even think that's a possibility. I don't think anybody's seriously considering that. In the Congress, we're certainly not.

I'm not here to talk about Denmark or military intervention.

I'll be meeting with them next week. We'll have those conversations with them.

They are not generating any revenue from their oil right now. They can't move it unless we allow it to move, because we have sanctions, because we're enforcing those sanctions.

This is tremendous leverage. We are exercising it in a positive way.

We have a three-fold process in Venezuela:

Step one is the stabilization of the country. We are going to take between 30 and 50 million barrels of oil. We are going to sell it in the marketplace at market rates. We will control how that money is dispersed in a way that benefits the Venezuelan people, not corruption, not the regime.

The second phase will be recovery, ensuring that American, Western, and other countries have access to Venezuelan markets in a way that's fair.

The third phase will be one of transition. Some of this will overlap. We feel like we're moving forward here in a very positive way.

With respect to Venezuela, the Trump administration, led by Secretary Rubio, the Vice President, and the President's entire national security team, is in close correspondence with the interim authorities in Venezuela.

We obviously have maximum leverage over the interim authorities in Venezuela right now

President Trump reserves the right to use the United States military if necessary. It's not something he wants to do: diplomacy is always the first option.

As you saw, he tried that with Nicolás Maduro, but unfortunately he was an illegitimate dictator and an unserious person.

And so President Trump authorized this law enforcement operation, and now Nicolás Maduro is sitting in a prison cell in New York.

This was a Venezuelan Shadow Fleet vessel that has transported sanctioned oil. The United States of America, under this President, is not going to tolerate that.

The crew is now subject to prosecution for any applicable violation of federal law, and they will be brought to the US for such prosecution if necessary.

I personally think that we ought to be active in pursuing Greenland.

Denmark’s claims are nebulous.

People sort of skip over that page in history of their claims to Greenland.

Greenland has an incredible strategic value and critical minerals.

China and Russia are operating off the coast of Greenland.

Denmark is not capable of protecting Greenland.

We have a very keen interest in Greenland.